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Perfect Yieidiss and Timely Bits

WAsHIsoros, July ll.-Almo pat per.
feet fielding and few timely hitr,
aided by costly errors, enabled the
wsshingtons 10 secure an easy victory
over the Chicago champions today,
the result Of which waa q surprise to
nearly every one present. Carlson
pitched good game, but bis support
VIZ, wrelchtd. Ryan, Sull van aud
Williamson played their positions In
very smstsuish manuer, Ryan, ca
pecially, made errors that would have
dirgraced a school boy. The home
boys helded admirably abd the White
Stockings were compslled 10 earn three
Of their fur runs. Not q single ruu Of
the twelve scored by the Wa hipgtons
was csrned. In the Last inniDs vii.
Hanson hit terrific liner TO 0'Day,
which necessitatsd bis retirement la
favor Of Whitney, whose name does
not appear In the score, he bavirg
dore nothing 10 be recorded. Score
-Wrl hipg,ou, ~; ChIcigo, 4.
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ATribuie Co s.msr.II.
the Editor Of the Appeal

To the Editor OF the Appeals
MKxPnIs, TKsS., JAY 9.-Eaclosed
please 6od 81 which please add to III,
Gambrell fund. May your rrojsci
prove successful OF him we can say
Noble Ganbrsll I He IL dead
Place the marble DER his head!
Pointi1g TO that heavenly dome,
where his soul has journeysd home.
Brayery should have its reward,
Tho ~ sleeps beneath the sWard.
Denh H. but q EloTyi Fame
Cannot have a nobler aim
Than, vhen a man goes 70 his grave
And rivss up e'en biz life 10 savsi
Very Respectfully, FLOssIE ADAMS.
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Kreners
HOllins Institute,

T'Hk 18th bsffIon vii 0pen on the II b o
Il keptemher. 1857.
distraction IL given In Language, LitsrA
turs, Sciences, Art. Bookkeeping, P,nmAn'
ship, flocution. Calisiasnief, ETC., eio,, I'M
der hish standards, by Instructors " culture.
character and large sIpefisnoe. Young la
dis,vho attend enjoy the ADVANTAGES Of ss-
lubriOua climate, minsfal vatera and beauti-
ful msuntaip scenery, The school 10 com
and 10 Intended Tor only $50 yopns ladies.
This Institute 10 Gnsiy equipped, and en-.
ploys over % efhcsts and teachers.
Apply q HellinsP. q. Va TO
UHAB. II. COOKE, Business Manager.
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Syphilis Cured.

T.: ;l:;;. :'s i s';s.' ''s'''''
LW SIS, ~ Gsrk, Art.
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the n sssisrs Devnes

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1.-The
fhilliss won Q game today from In.
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MANY have been brought from
dss,h's door to new life by the judi
cIouanse Of La.cn.pi.a.
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1000 prs. KID Opera S'ippsrs
zELLNER & CO 3OOMsln ST
A Golden Opportunity

Dufing I've doll season ihssnd dsvotins
a portion u my tims 10 the nsfv.ce 81 those
who wish 10 hcqoirs thorough practi-
cal know iedss Of Book kosflnE. Commercial
Correspondence ard Stohonaphy In order
fondsr themselves eligible for lucrative po-
bltions In the fall. Thil 10 al OPT ortunity
not 10 b missed. a. the ADVANTAGES offered
are very ereAt. Ny system Of Book keeping
embraces the best features Of the fnslsh
school spuafted upon Nelson's srcsIlsnt
work, which 10 By Tar the best l have met
With 10 this country. The two combined APP
proach a. near 70 psrfec,lon ~ II 10 possible
:. ,, os W. sp ,.r rs az l ,; ,s .s
tieulart applI n my once.
Publis Aecopnisp. ssd lspsI, Booi I.spsr,
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...i q 6SeIsS a, yard s 8ssSssTi'G &C.

DRICKs. ETC. = 10000 second hs,
ID broks, AZ good a. new also, sseot Z
hand door frames Ani doors, windows ana
PLY 70 JOHN WALSH, 9Os second strest.
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i right and square pisnos must be sold,
cheap ifor eashi some N them rood a. new.
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For RENT.

NEW STORE AT erection Of Marshal
~ avenue and NAdifon street, upper toer
.frsnssd for Dwellings, vsry senvenien,.
Apply 40 Adamss
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PO0vs-Arss nee desirable rooms, suIs-
IL able Zoe llsh, housek,ePlnG.
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COw-A ssysn-,ishth, Jersey COW, With
- youes calf. Sam II. Coward. near h
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SAfE-psrtlss having . burglar and Or,
- proof safe. IN good order, can sell the
Care Carrier Mas.
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uoRsE-Biaek horse, o years old. per-
sood phasion, all for t10. Loskvoodt stable
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Oh PAPERs-cA',SS,st.1 oyy,o..
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LOST.
STRAYBB.

lOWS-0ne large red and white Or otted,
one eve out, branded n on hip. One
white, With deep red on head and ears, heavy
with ,cif. One muley heitsr, spotted white
or iniof nation OF same
a. " WOOD, 9t Court q Extended.
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PIAno-C Cheap for sa,h. one ,a,sre piano,
Il at No. III Union A.
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~ oRsE-,A sood. semitic family horse. ais
IL '''i 4. .JjSSSSRsIPSlSS,' q, xo0,o. u.
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L sir.d By Mccura,, la iSS oui
years old, we'll broke TO harness and fast.
n. n. MOSEL ~ 4 co, nj NJ olson a
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RO0Ma..Slesly furnIshed te.m. private
~ iamlly, By assntlsmsn. Best r.f.rsnss
given Address, IL, Appeal once,
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SIIUAIloN-By middle ..s.d woman
N. Appea.
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OLD GOLD = SILVER For cash or sr-
" ehanse, MuLf lRD. Jsvelsr, ~ Main.
R0AhDERS wANTED- a.ntiemsn ess
I, set rooms aud board ar aAy board At N
MOVING MACniNE-aood nov a.
.sl chine sud horse rsksl seconS "a.
po,.ihls. Mrlie lmmsil tely Bas ~, 81
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03
When asked to pay, but this reply
Toms creditor can get.
IF time Is money, why can't
Take time to pay my debit"

Owing to the rush of job work the
GAZETTE force has been compelled to
work both day and night, during this
week and last. We will be found ready
for orders at any time between ! am
and 1890 pm. Send in your work and
have it done in an artistic way.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

Joshua Herbert. colorcd, Of Frederick,
was shot and instantly killed last night,
by Policeman Marshal F. Harding.
Owing to some difficulty in finding the
proper authority to view the body the
responsibility has not yet been fixed,
and the dead man lay onAthe street
until late hour, but the general senti-
ment regards the killing as unprovoked.
Harding has been taken into custody.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

Mr. d. j. Bantz, Of Frederick City,
was in town on monday. He was on
his way to Piedmont, where he has &C
cepted a position as express agent on
the West Virginia Central r. r., and
stopped off short while. Hess q gem
ial and promising young gentleman,
and we prospect for him a successful
future.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

The horse attached to the meat wagon
of Mr.. Andrew Keiscome, while stand
ing in front ofthe residence Of Mr.. Geo.
Doll, on College Street, became impa-
tient and started down the street at full
speed, scattering the contents of the
wagon along the way. He was stopped
after running several squares. No
damage was done except the breaking
of the shafts.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

silas Picket, Of Baltimore, aged 40
years, a freight conductor on the first
division Of the B. & o. 4. r., had his
left foot badly mashed about 9 o'clock
Sunday, near Riverside Round-house,
by having itcaught between two cars.
The injured man was taken to his
home, where later in the evening the
foot was amputated by Or. claget.
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oGaA News
The small boy was disappointed last

The small boy was disappointed last
night.
Mr.. j. F. Mallory, county, left for the
West yesterday.
Judge Faulkner has summoned
Grand Jury to convene TOMORROW morn
ing.
Misses Florence and Annie Yost are
visiting their home, near Berkeley
Springs.
Mr.. Frank Gardner, who has been
on the sick list for some time past, is
out again.
Workmen are engaged laying new
sewer pipes near the corner of John and
Queen streets.
Keep your back doors locked and be
on the lookout for sneak thieves during
the next few days.
lust received, full line Of Daisy Oil
Stoves, at G. II. WoLFESI,
SIS Queen St.
School was held at the Grammar
School Saturday, in order to have hol-
iday on Friday next.
Miss Lille Eichelberger, Of this place
is on visit to her aunt Mrs. Sherrard,
of.Gerardstown.
Spring has opened once more. It has
come to stay sothey say. Rustic lovers
alb, mel The gates are being oiled.
The Central Building Association
will hold their semi-annual meeting to-
night at the usual place, Peoples Nat.
Bank building.
Call and get prices of Coal Oil and Gas
oline Oil Stoves before you buy else
where, at G. II. WOLVES, IS Queen st.
Six boys are now in the county jail,
awaiting trial, for stealing hides from
Messrs.s g. D. & G. O. Lambert, and
clocks off B. & O. engines.
Mr.. John Heller, the west end carri-
age manufactures, is building up quite
reputation for superior work. The
latest is a fine Cabriolet Carriage built
for Mr.. J. B. Wilson.
Mrs. Eliza Fl. Garre1, living near
Newcomers Mill, Berkeley County, died
this morning. The funeral will take
place at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Mt. Zion
Church.
Gasoline Oil Stoves, and Gasoline
Oil always kept on hand, at
G. II. WOLVES, IS Queen St
| Seven brothers who servedin Penn
sylyania regiment during the civil war,
have been mustered in as members Of
Perkins Post, Athens, Bradford county,
Pa, Ten sons of the family served
their country during the war for the
Union, and three of this number were
killed in battles.
officer G. r. O'Neal, yesterday, ar
rested Lewis Long and Edward Seek
man, charged with stealing clocks from
the B. SO. r. r. Co. They were tried
before Justice Mckee, and Long gave
bail for his appearance before court.
Seckman, in default Of bail, was com
mitted to jail.
Edward Washington was also arrest
ed by officer O'Neal for assaulting
Julia jennings Trial before Mayor and
fined Eve dollars, which was paid.
/ ~ (
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~. I 3 ~
AS the west-bound express train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
leaving Cumberland city limits, a two,
year-old son of Felix Rosworm,. who,
lives near the track, was playing on the
track. He was run over and horribly
mangled. The child's mother, when
she discovered that her child was on
the track, ran as fast as she could, and
got within very short distance when
the express came along, killing the
child in her presence.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

BOYS don't wear anything but Happy
Hit Shirts, made of Dwight Anchor
Muslin, with pure Linen Bosoms. They
are worth dollar, but you get them
for so cents.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-05-03

4 Bradley Browning, .. F. Mcdowell
and Pat Larkin, printers from Pittsburg,
were on an early freight train from
Cumberland yesterday, and Mr..
Browning thinking he wanted some
fresh air, climbed to the top Of a coke
car. When the Martinsburg yards were
reached the train was going at the rate
of eight or ten miles an hour, Bradley
attempted to climb down the door
way when one Of the stats gave away
and he was precipitated to the ground.
He was conveyed to the jail, and Dr..
Snodgrass rendered medical.treatment.
His leg was broken just below the knee
cap. Mr.. Bradley wiltleave in charge
Of his friends to-day for Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-02
TelephOninE Extraordinary.

TelephOninG Extraordinary.
From the London Daily news
The telephone is on its way to pirdle the p,obe
following the telegraphtO use the term in its
conventional senseto which it is 50 closely allied
The final triumph will be when gentleman can
send whisper round the planet into his own ear.
Meanwhile. 1t is something to have two cities so
far apart AZ Brussels and Paris In perfect tele-
phonic communication; ami this az our own
correspondentS1n those Inform ms has now
been DONE Paris and Brussels are not very much
nearer TO one another than Paris and London. vet
King and President cOnverSed freely YES
terday from their respective Capitals when
Ihey had done with the wire, the Queen of the
Beltaans nstened 70 rehearsal at the Paris opera
The music reached the royal ear, we are told like
an attenuated strain from q musical bOx Her
Majesty had much to be thankful for Prima
donna Dy telephone is not, as rule SO sattsfac-
tory to judge by the experiences OF those who have
Inc PANS Opera troupe from the Palais
rooms OF the Royal society at the annual Sources
But, Tor the experiment OF yesterday the multiDly-
Ing apparatus may have been improved. The micro
phone, we believe, Is an invaluable adjunct to the
Hlepnone pure and simple for long distance OPERA
IONS. coupled with the phOnOgraph, In a recent
romance, II proved OF great assistance in the de-
tecuon OF crime. A gentleman had been MUIR
uereu under circumstances that admitted OF the
IegiStenng OF the whole dialogue between himself
anu MS assassin Oy the Two instruments Combined.
MentS gave up their secret at the very mOmeDt OF
MS 'npruoent return TO the scene OF his crime
Inc proposal 20 bottle up blessings OF Victor Hugo
IN the monograph and carry them round to the
1sen. na.ions came TO nothing. It is pity the
words between Prince Bismarck at one end and
Gen. bOulanger at the other might tend to relieve
Europe OF q load OF care w -oo'o
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English as She II Taupht.

English as She Is Taught.
Mark Twain contributes to the April Centurx
under the above title some examples of the curious
answers made by pupils In our public schools
We quote few, as follows:
"Aborigines, system Of mountains.
A11s good man In the BtDle
Amendb e, anything that is mean.
Asstd,eity, state OF being an acid.
Auryerous, pertaining to Or1hce.
ammonia, the food Of the gods.
Capillary, little caterpillar.
CbTnVer0us, rocks in which fossil is found
EnOturneiu, headstOne to a grave
Equestrian, one who asks questions
Eucharist. one who plays euchre
franchise anything belonging to the French
IdoIdtor, a very idol person.
Ipecdc, man who likes good dinner.
I1rtgo1e, to make fun Of
Menddcio,Ls what can be mended
Merce airy, one who feels for another
Parasite, a kind OF umbrella
Parasite, the murder of an infant.
Publican, man who does bis PRAYERS in nnh,tc
Tenacious, ten acres OF land.
Here Is one where the phrase "publicans and
sinners" has got mixed up In the childs mind with
politics, and the result is definition which takes
one In sudden and unexpected way:
"RepIbttcdn, sinner mentioned in the Rihle "
Also In Democratic newspapers now and then
Here are Two where the mistake has Resulted
from SOUND assisted by remote fact:
.Ptd0tdr'st, writer of plays"
DemGgo9ue, vessel containing beer and other
Here Is one which-wen, now, how often we do
slam right into the truth without ever suspectinp
1t:
''The men employed by the gas companv On
around ana spec ulate the meter"
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PROFESSIONAL.

MCLARVOYANT, born with second Sight Every
hidden myst6 ~ revealed Finds lost buried
ures or mines Receivers stolen property, lost fronds
Gives success In business. Removes al family
bes Causes speedy marriages. Brings separated to-
All in trouble consult this clairvoyanI Cures sckness
Satisfaction or no Pay y 10 8. opuu sunday. al
9th ~, bet. d and ST. nv. .aS2-lts
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Pipe while thou may'st, oh, happy bow.
my song SO true, so rare,
That cost as little pain to Ia
As this soft natural air
That from thy lips take easier birth
IMAM sioiets from the showered earth.
PIPE while thou msy'st, the world In deaf:
This time Is all thine own:
Pipe in thy mirth, nor waste 4 sigh.
Because thou art unknown:
The songs that win q nations ears
Are red with blood. are wet with tearx.
FEs while thou may'st, and oh. beware,
That she with whom thy pipe then ple.da
Be pure as thou art now
Nor let thy songs untuned be
by aught that shames the Muse and thea
Pipe while thou may'st for life Il short.
And. ere these leaves are brown.
Death IN his hands thy pipe may arssp
And toss II rudely down.
And bring thee to the sunlesn ahore
Where voice and pipe arc heard no mon.
-L0oe1se1'6 Aoadetp
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harm should have come to her-was the signal for
shrteks OF the widest alarm. / cannot write
more. The thought OF 1t is maddening, the writing
OF 1t torture From that hour to this those ah11eks
have rung In my ears, that look OF fear has Deen
before my eyes. Reinorse has nlled my soul:
Sleep has ned from me. Another day OF this, and
/ should be as mad as she. feel 1t, know u.
Death alone can prevent IT,
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M . tale orders for Silk Hats Ihsve NO branch nd
can aweys b found q Cigar Store" 704 a. oppo-
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WOOD AND COAL.

W BALDWIN JOHNSON
W Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal.
COMPLETE FACILITIES BOTTOM PRICES.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
Wood and coal direct from the forests and mines
by rail and water and free from Stag slate and other
impurities. GIVE NE A TRIAL.
Main Yard and Once, 11o1 X. i. ave- n. W. Branch
Yard and Office 81 st. Branch Office, cor 9Th
and NV. All connected by telephone. aul0-yn
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charming. have begun TO write a romance in
which she VIII De the heroine, and man af6icted
as am, Ihe hero. 1t will be q strange story
surely When 1t is finished will read IL to her.
think she Is fond OF me. Indeed am sure OF IT,
to accept me knowing what am. I shall be bannv
Can ~ oe possibly great JOY awaits met l am
APRIL a2.-The romance is written. Not an bour
ago put the word "Fints" on the last page. To-
morrow Will read it TO her. o, Margaret my
beloved, you will not fail me, AM sure OF hi
APRIL 2G.-Hard work at the ONCE prevented me
seeing Margaret until this afternoon, when read
the romance TO its close. When looked at her
y 90 not wonder she loved him" she said; che
hau suuered 50 much, and he loved her so fOndly u
m,ah Would ln you love me so II had suffered SO
| rs W oS wondered at that ann happy? Have
! not neid ner 10 my breast? Have not kissed
her ups? Has she not told me that she Is mine for
ever; that nothing under Heaven can part us?
VIII strap that dead arm TO my side and forget
toSetheI ASt have WI, learn 70 use my left hand al
anu anu snail soon De able to do without my night
MAY IOSThe darkness OF MIDNIGHT has come a,
MONDAY The cup or JOY has been dashed from
the Ups that had but touched It's contents GODS
wrath Is greater than dreamed. HIS punishment
have to bear this! Ny brain is afiame. NV CON.
science Is prodding me with sharp sticks Death,
this living hell To md nappness but 70 1se ~ IL
the worst torment. How it came about know
not. was SO sure that hand OF mine should never
touch ner, ana veto God, IL was Thy vengeance
that directed Tits icy clasp against INV viii fell
upon the soft Wh1teness OF her rounded arm She
shrank from me, gazed at me for a second and
never heard before, and such as / pray Heaven
never to hear again-a cry in which an the awful
horror OF the sight before her seemed TO echo and
re-echo-a cry that tore my heart to shreis and
nlled me with the very agony Of despair. When
she recovered from her faint her reason had Ned
She was rayfng mad To touch her sent her into
q paroxysm OF lear. The mere sight OF mel who
loved her so much, who would have given NV life
for her q hundred times over, who would have
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A = RoFouND OBSERVER
OF human nature has declared that the most awkward
predicament be placed in is to be unexpect-
edly called upon to mix in society
WITHOUT HIS TROUSERS"
To be caught without coat waistcoat Is painfully
embarrassing but to be minus trousers is absolutely
OVERWHELMING.
The importance Of trousers, therefore cannot be
overestimated Thus this apparently trivial matter
being shown to be Of such importance the
ton to where the most stylish the fitting the
most durable trousers to be had at . reasonable
price becomes serious but do not perplex your
self here is the answer in . nutshell They can be
had Of al grades all shades all patterns stylish
feet fitting. durable, cheap, at
VICTOR E. ADLER's,
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
BOMBAsTES
point" We agree with him fully and entirely "a
e o San tne the matter
e ss on 81
Thereby occas5oning much remark: xag in dil.ting
it up a. being veritable
PIaMY IN PETT1coATs.
AZ :9 ts We beg to say to the people that not
srts cut and PUT together BY sf1l G San s de
buyers. This we conceive to be
HAPPY COMBINATION.
2ne 70 that En
"a n n iob -
VICTOR z. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
e27 AND e20 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
COR MASS. AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until II p m. mh27
FAcrs Nor FAsc1Ea
BUT PLAIN TRUTH
That we will sell the best go
STRICTLY ALL-wooL SPRING SUIT.
SACK OR CuTAwAY.
TO BE SEEN IN WARRINGTON.
Ahandsome PRINCE ALBERT SUIT, silk.faced for
SIS ;cannot be matched elsewhere for S25.
Anobby CHEy1OT SUIT for Boys from Ii to IA
years at e5.
very neat cHnDs SUIT from to Il years from
e2.5O upwardA
We also have few HEAVY WEIGHT GOODS Ief,
that We hsve put the pruning knife into We vn ciose
ont a* HALF VALUE
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
AA1S osense ~ AnA e. ~.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

SOME NOTES ABOUT WASHINGTON AcroRs AND SING
EKst"RUDDY0ORR" 10 BE WITHDRAWN IN NEW
YORK SOON.
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MzRoHAxrs As p uB11c BEsnrAcroRs
About forty years ago the firm Of aerson Bros, in
dealers on the European Continent. Among their
TONERS the King of Prussia Queen of England and
the "W0rkingmen of Berlin" When the senior men,
Der Of the firm died there present at the funeral
obseQuies twenty thousand msmbers Of the
Trades Unions' Of Berlin wen . representation
Of the Prussian government His life was insured for
the benefit of Mechanics Unions for $4,000.
This country has produced . George Peabody,
Stephen Girard. Johns Hopkins, Peter Cooper and
other merchants who have made themselves immortal
as phanthropiss by their benevolent legaes to the
people.
Verify these were not "yacks of all Trades' nor
"MonoDolists"
Our liberal discounted
TEN pEB CENT"
VIII be continued during This Week.
I'll your privilege to avail yourself of the oppor
tunity of buying our wel-known
Lace and Congress CATERS equal to any SO Shoe in the
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Our 'Matchless" % Gents Seamless Caters Ladies'
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Our S1-5O Excelsior" union made, Button, Lace
and Congress Caters. S1-3&
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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The Largest One Price Shoe House.
Leader Of Low Prices Since rs Years,
ZOE SEVENTH STREET N. ".
See The Old Lady in Window.